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Excited to announce that: **We now have a single combined docs site for all the Redux libraries!** so, all of our docs for Redux core + usage, Redux Toolkit, React Redux, and Reselect now live together in: redux.js.org hopefully this makes it easier to navigate our docs!

redux.js.orgRedux - A JS library for predictable and maintainable global state management | ReduxA JS library for predictable and maintainable global state management

Mark Erikson

@acemarke.dev

This had been frequently requested over the years. My standard answer is "we'd have to merge our repos into a mono-repo and that'd be too hard". Last year I figured out a viable approach (clone all repos in CI), and over the last couple weeks was able to push that through to completion.

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Mark Erikson

@acemarke.dev

For the prior background and PR links, see: github.com/reduxjs/redu... The merge included deduplicating content and links from the separate sites. I also did a massive cleanup pass on the core docs, modernizing all pages that had obsolete legacy info.

github.com[Docs] Considerations for merging all our docs into a unified docs site · Issue #4789 · reduxjs/reduxBackground Copy-pasting my comment from reduxjs/redux-toolkit#2637 (comment) (and also similar thoughts in https://www.reddit.com/r/reduxjs/comments/1e4r3ts/the_worst_documentation_ever/ ): For ver...

Mark Erikson

@acemarke.dev

This helps clear the way for the next wave of Redux library major versions that I'm planning out. Quick preview: RTK3 API tweaks to improve types and enable new features, a couple breaking changes for DX, and dropping CJS to go ESM-only in all our packages. Details soon!